Prompt Injection Security for Autonomous Agents

​Everyone loves the new velocity of coding agents. But CISOs will scuttle any full-scale rollout without a plan to address prompt injection attacks that risk hijacking your data.

Why? Naively giving agents access to untrusted inputs (like the web) and powerful output channels (like curl or the GitHub API) creates an ideal attack surface for bad actors.

OpenHands is uniquely designed to balance velocity and security, and we’ll show you how we address best practices for mitigating prompt injection and minimizing the chances of a data breach.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• ​How prompt injections actually bypass traditional LLM wrappers

• ​Why runtime introspection beats prompt sanitization

• ​What OpenHands does when malicious code is detected before it executes

• ​How OpenHands combines autonomous agents with human-in-the-loop decisions via CLI and GUI

​We’ll show you a live demo, taking questionable code through OpenHands, and trigger the exact sequence where the agent intercepts, flags, and pauses before executing. 

​Whether you’re running OpenHands locally, on our cloud, or in your private environment, we’ll walk you through how to stay secure.

Register to join us live or get the recording.